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The Department of Homeland Security funding deadline passed February 13th without a deal. DHS is technically in a partial shutdown but continuing operations on funds from last year's reconciliation bill — a temporary fix that won't last. The sticking point: Democrats want accountability measures like body cameras and ID badges for immigration enforcement agents before signing off on new funding.
Source: call_campaigns plus published official records in the call tool
Policies, campaigns, opportunities, and volunteer entries with a real destination.
County · introduced
Harris County approved software to protect voter privacy while keeping elections transparent and secure for all residents.
County · introduced
Harris County approved $90,000 for voter registration outreach, helping more residents participate in local elections that shape our communities.
County · introduced
Harris County wants to use AI to make building permits and approvals faster and easier for residents and businesses.
County · introduced
Harris County and Houston are working together to share FIFA World Cup safety costs, protecting your tax dollars while ensuring proper security.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court passed a policy item on Strategic Hiring Policy exemptions for certain department positions.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court passed exemptions to Harris County's Hiring Freeze for certain positions in non-exempt departments.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court passed action on FY26 budgets and tax rates for Harris County and related agencies.
U.S. House of Representatives
A House resolution supporting National Middle-Level Education Month, recognizing the importance of schools serving students ages 10-15.
Source: published content_objects action and policy records
Upcoming events, local-first when a ZIP is available, then widened to Houston.
Jul 23
Hands-on nature exploration for ages 2–4 at the Houston Arboretum; $10 members / $12 nonmembers, guardian required.
Jul 23
Hands-on nature exploration for ages 2–4 at the Houston Arboretum, Thursdays June 4–Aug 6; $10 members / $12 nonmembers per class.
Jul 23
Hands-on nature exploration for ages 2–4 at the Houston Arboretum, Thursdays June 4–Aug. 6; $10 members/$12 nonmembers per class.
Jul 23
Free online parenting group in Spanish for fathers and father figures in Harris County, hosted by DePelchin's DADS Program.
Jul 25
Free guided walk tracking plant life cycles with Rice University scientists and Arboretum staff — every fourth Saturday, 9–11 am.
Jul 25
Use natural plant pigments to create a watercolor-style artwork at the Houston Arboretum — all supplies provided, ages 12+.
Source: citywide content_objects event records
Resources, events, organizations, and policies connected by existing graph edges around the actions above.
Galveston Bay Foundation
An annual festival drawing 7,000 visitors to celebrate and learn about Galveston Bay conservation.
Rice University
A workshop bringing together industry, government, and academics to explore how AI can transform the design of physical systems.
Houston Arboretum and Nature Center
Hands-on nature exploration for ages 2–4 at the Houston Arboretum; $10 members / $12 nonmembers, guardian required.
OBI University
Hear organizers and activists share real stories of bridging across power, identity, and place. 90-minute video course with writing exercises and a certificate.
voice
The lower chamber of the Texas Legislature
all of us
Strengthens Houston's LGBTQ+ community through behavioral health, anti-violence programs, and youth support services.
all of us
FAM Houston is a nonprofit that brings together refugees, immigrants, and local Houstonians to build community through companion programs, women's empowerment g
all of us
Compassionate Houston is a Houston nonprofit that brings people, organizations, and communities together to build a kinder, more compassionate city through educ
Source: knowledge_graph (167 edges checked)
Resources and organizations already in the database, useful whether we need support or want to get involved.
program
More than 40 nonprofits, faith groups, and businesses across Greater Houston work together to grow a compassionate culture city-wide.
program
A national network of 500+ organizations reducing polarization and building trust across differences — free to join, no obligations.
Pct3
Submit a service request for road and bridge maintenance across Harris County Precinct 3's nearly 6,800 lane miles.
neighborhood
The Sunnyside Health and Multi-Service Center is a City of Houston facility on Reed Road serving the Sunnyside neighborhood in southeast Houston. Combining health center clinic functions with the broader multi-service model, the facility provides residents with public health programs, clinical screenings, dental services, social services, and community resources. Sunnyside is a predominantly African American neighborhood, and this center reflects ongoing investment in the community's health and civic infrastructure. Source: houstonhealth.org.
making a living
Port Houston is the largest port in the United States by foreign waterborne tonnage and a major economic engine for the Houston region. The Port Commission, an elected body of seven members, governs operations, infrastructure investment, and environmental stewardship along the Houston Ship Channel. Commission meetings are open to the public and address trade, jobs, maritime safety, and community impact along the channel communities.
voice
Houston City Council is the legislative body of the City of Houston, composed of 16 council members representing 11 districts and 5 at-large positions. The council passes ordinances, approves the city budget, and oversees municipal services that affect daily life for over 2.3 million Houstonians.
Source: citywide content_objects resources and organizations